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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 10.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. According to McConnell, do humans and dogs living together constitute a single, unified social hierarchy?
(a) No.
(b) Yes.
(c) It depends on the breed.
(d) In certain parts of the world.

2. What do adult humans and dogs both do that make them rare in the animal world?
(a) They like to nap.
(b) They like to work.
(c) They like to play.
(d) They like to learn.

3. What are show dogs typically bred for?
(a) Leisure.
(b) Physical traits.
(c) Work.
(d) Personality.

4. What myth do humans perpetuate about dog's regard for them, according to McConnell?
(a) That dogs give humans "unconditional negative regard."
(b) That dogs give humans "unconditional positive regard."
(c) That dogs give humans "conditional negative regard."
(d) That dogs give humans "conditional positive regard."

5. What is one claim owners make about their dog's personality that is erroneous, according to McConnell?
(a) "But he never acts this way at home!"
(b) "But he doesn't like treats!"
(c) "But he acts different in new environments!"
(d) "But he can't be trained!"

Short Answer Questions

1. McConnell concluded that animal handlers use slow, continuous notes for what purpose?

2. According to McConnell, both humans and dogs are ______and_______.

3. According to McConnell, why is social structure NOT as important to dogs as many might think?

4. What is McConnell doing when she mistakenly gets too close to the dog in front of an audience?

5. How do you teach a dog to come?

(see the answer key)

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